Zeppelin Bend

[alanleeknots]

I have a bend here,not Zeppelin Bend but she look like Zeppelin Bend.
Anyone know what is the name of this bend?
Thanks   alan lee

[Dan_Lehman]

New to me.

I've tied the Z. with the use of overhands oriented
as yours is, but that's an enlarging of the Z.,
rather than the lopsided compromise you present.
I like it, but I'm not sure if it's especially suited
to any purpose (such as a quick union of thinner
to thicker line).

Thanks,
--dl*
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[alana]

just tacking my related question onto this existing topic ...

what is this zeppelin-type bend, please?
recently i've been intrigued by the zeppelin bend (i think)

first photo z bend,
second photo, the ends are brought around each other, what it's name, thanks

[Dan_Lehman]

First shot is NOT Thrun's joint (aka zeppelin bend) ;
thus, it's often referred to as (a) "false zeppelin".
In Thrun's joint (zep.) the SParts rotate the same
direction, not opposite (as in the butterfly knot).

The lower knot is a reversal of Ashley's #1425
(which is a much better knot).


--dl*
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[alana]

thanks 
i have a lot of looking-up to do
which might generate more questions

[alana]

I have a bend here,not Zeppelin Bend but she look like Zeppelin Bend.
Anyone know what is the name of this bend?
Thanks   alan lee

it's beauty,
i like it